We examine financial literacy in Finland and its connection with various financial outcomes usingnovel survey data collected in 2023. While the overall Finnish financial literacy level is about averageamong the OECD countries, there is significant heterogeneity within the population. Women havelower financial literacy than men. The young and the old have lower financial literacy thanrespondents in their prime working age, and entrepreneurs have higher financial literacy than othergroups. Financial literacy is also correlated with higher educational levels. We further study therelationship between financial literacy and a number of economic outcome variables. We findfinancial literacy to be negatively related to coping with a major expense, facing an income shock,and with perceived over-indebtedness. However, we do not find a statistically significantrelationship between financial literacy and retirement planning in Finland.